text: Near the modern pharmacy on the first floor there is a small museum displaying old medical instruments, historical chemist tools and other curiosities. Set in the wall, the museum also contains a large stone Coat of arms of the Burchart family, dating from 1635. It shows a griffin with a crown and underneath a rose between lilies. 
  On the second floor, there is a pillar on which a stonemason has carved the date 1663 together with Burchart's coat of arms.